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NVIDIA has unveiled new guidelines under its "SFF-Ready Enthusiast GeForce Card" initiative which should usher in a new era of compact PC builds.
players who spend all their time hunting down parts to make new ships are in luck because a new mod has added an entirely new manufacturer into the game with some excellent modules. It seems fair to say that most fans, when asked what aspect of the game they most enjoy, would explain that the ship customization system is easily one of the most immersive, enjoyable experiences on offer in the RPG. Fortunately, thanks to the power of creative modders, that mechanic is only growing larger and more impressive.
Successful business partnerships rely on co-operation, open communication, and shared goals. None of which appears to have been present in the partnership between iFixit and Samsung, as the former has announced it's cutting ties with the South Korean tech giant over multiple repairability concerns.
Today, during the annual Bigben Group event, NACON has unveiled the release date of Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown. The open world racing game will be launched on September 12 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X. However, pre-orders (which start today) will grant a week of early access.
Back in 2022, we reported on Intel's plans to construct a new chip-making facility in Magdeburg, Germany. The project hasn't been entirely smooth running, though, with a plea for larger subsidies rebuffed by the country's finance minister, followed by initial ground inspections turning up a large Neolithic burial site. Now it seems that construction will be delayed again—this time due to the ground having too much of the wrong type of soil.
SK hynix looks to take the HBM industry to a new level, as the firm plans to integrate additional functionalities in its next-gen HBM4E memory.
Rumoured specs for Nvidia's expected first PC CPU have started floating around the leaky corners of X, with the latest claims suggesting the green team will be plucking off-the-shelf ARM Cortex X5 cores for the processing part of its 2025 chip, all packed in along shiny new Blackwell GPU cores. The weirder rumour, however, is that Nvidia would be using Intel's own fabs to create yet another silicon nail in the x86 coffin.
The iPhone 16 Pro OLED’s mass production has been reported on multiple occasions to be handled by Samsung and LG, as both suppliers have proven time and time again that they can provide high-quality LTPO screens to Apple in larger volumes. According to the latest report, both Korean firms have received approval to start the mass manufacturing of the panel, and once again, Chinese display maker BOE has missed out on this opportunity, though its responsibilities lie elsewhere.